Tag: Emergencies / First Aid
Racial Differences Seen in Receipt of Lifesaving Stroke Treatments
Black patients less likely to receive tissue plasminogen activator and endovascular thrombectomy than White patients
Racial, Ethnic Disparities Seen in ED Discharge Against Medical Advice
In unadjusted analyses, Black and Hispanic patients have increased odds of emergency department discharge against medical advice
Peer-to-Peer E-Consults Save Money for Pediatric Trauma Patients
Study models costs of telemedicine intervention to ambulance transfers
High-Powered Magnet Ingestion Still Sending Children to Hospital
Some disparities seen in injury, treatment, and outcomes based on neighborhood opportunity scores
AAP: Children Most Likely to Present to ED With Burns From Hair Styling Tools
65.1 percent of the injured subjects were female, and about 68 percent were younger than 10 years
Cancer Patients May Overly Self-Refer to Emergency Department
Patients may be using factors other than clinical severity to determine their need for emergency care
Race, Sex, Age Influence Pediatric Mental Health Emergency Visits
Visits higher among adolescents versus children, girls than boys, and for Black non-Hispanics versus Hispanics
Disparities Seen in Prehospital Pain Care of Traumatic Injuries
Non-White patients less likely to receive analgesia
Side-by-Side Utility Terrain Vehicles Tied to More Significant Hand Injuries
Riders experience significantly more mutilating hand injuries, amputations than riders of all-terrain vehicles
Non-White Patients Assigned Less Severe Triage Scores
Non-White patients received less acute triage scores despite receiving more involved physician workups for common conditions
